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Steven Lawson Photography

Spirits of the River | Spioradan na h-aibhne
Third and final part of an abstract art project shot on three of the rivers of Scotland - the Ness, the Clyde and the Tay - using long exposures, intentional camera movement and lights reflected in the waters.

Portrait-format colour image taken with a one-second exposure and using intentional camera movement, focusing on patches of reflected light - in this case blues and yellows - on the rippled surface of a large Scottish river to create an abstract, artistic image. Here the smaller yellow patch of light holds the top left of the scene while most of the rest is covered in dancing blue light.
Portrait-format colour image taken with a one-second exposure and using intentional camera movement, focusing on patches of reflected light - in this case blood red - on the rippled surface of a large Scottish river to create an abstract, artistic image. Here there is a large block of blood red light in the left of the scene with smaller scattered patches throughout the rest of the scene.
Portrait-format colour image taken with a one-second exposure and using intentional camera movement, focusing on patches of reflected light - in this case blues and vivid green - on the rippled surface of a large Scottish river to create an abstract, artistic image. Here the patch of neon green light holds the centre of the scene while the more subtle blue light is in the left portion of the image.
Portrait-format colour image taken with a one-second exposure and using intentional camera movement, focusing on patches of reflected light - in this case red and white - on the rippled surface of a large Scottish river to create an abstract, artistic image. Here the smaller patch of dancing white light holds the left edge of the scene while most of the rest is covered in more muted pale red light.
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